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Spring 2019 review

  •  English    26     Public
    lit terms, etc
  •   Study   Slideshow
  • the ordinary form of written language that occurs in two forms: fiction and non-fiction
    prose
  •  15
  • the time and place of the story's action
    setting
  •  5
  • the sequence of events in a literary work
    plot
  •  5
  • introduces the setting, the characters and the basic situation
    exposition
  •  10
  • all events leading up to the climax; introduces the conflict
    rising action
  •  15
  • highest point of interest or suspense; the turning point at which the conflict begins to be resolved; the "ah ha" moment
    climax
  •  10
  • events that lead to the resolution
    falling action
  •  5
  • all loose ends are tied up; conflict solved, etc...
    resolution
  •  5
  • the main character in a literary work
    protagonist
  •  10
  • the person or force that opposes or competes against the protagonist
    antagonist
  •  5
  • the author directly states the character's traits
    direct characterization
  •  10
  • it is up to the reader to draw conclusions about the character based on indirect information such as dialogue, action, thoughts or other characters
    indirect characterization
  •  15
  • central message or insight of life revealed
    theme
  •  5
  • a struggle between two opposing forces
    conflict
  •  5
  • conflict that involves a character in conflict with him or herself (emotions/decisions)
    internal conflict
  •  10
  • conflict where a character struggles against an outside force (nature, technology, person, etc.)
    external conflict
  •  10